
The Bizarre Wizarding World
诡异巫师世界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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In the current online literature landscape where authors' average language level is that of an elementary school student, this book is truly a case of choosing the best among the worst. It avoids the biggest flaws, the protagonist's character development is decent, like a person with independent thought and normal intelligence. Furthermore, the author's language skills are passable; at least they can tell a good story. It's really quite good.
My personal opinion
Dear author, I would like to offer a few suggestions on behalf of myself. First, regarding the protagonist's cheat ability, it's rather rigid compared to other novels I've read. It's too inflexible. For a wizarding protagonist, the cheat ability provides skill advancement but doesn't offer any options; it's fixed. This is quite unusual.
It's pretty good. It feels a bit like a wizarding version of "Hidden in the World of Gods and Demons." Some of the top comments almost made me give up, but after watching it, I was surprisingly good. Those who said the knights were weak, and that the protagonist was forced into a job after joining the academy, that's just how the setting is, what's there to argue about?
I feel this book has a problem with its focus. The focus of a wizarding story should be on bizarre witchcraft, exploring secret realms, pursuing knowledge, even various bloodline modifications, and novel and strange monsters—those are all very interesting. But look at this book... The protagonist's most powerful skill so far is archery. Golden Archery—isn't that still just archery?
I recently saw some people criticizing this book in a discussion thread! I think it's understandable to criticize if it's not your favorite genre or doesn't hit your sweet spot! But please, when you criticize, just say what you mean! Don't escalate it into an attack on the book itself. Many of us readers hope this book can continue and improve.
The leveling system is too restrictive. Every skill takes dozens of chapters to level up. I can't take it anymore! I need to level up! But my skills aren't upgraded yet. My meditation technique isn't upgraded. My meditation technique is too monotonous. My meditation technique hasn't reached its limit. My meditation technique can still be fused.
I really like this style; there aren't so many inexplicable conflicts or setbacks in advancement. I think it's good that the protagonist couldn't participate in the Arius Gathering. I've seen too many other protagonists have to participate in some kind of trial to advance, and I'm already fed up with it.
Having read hundreds of chapters, I can say the author clearly struggles to create well-rounded characters. Some villains are stereotypical, essentially just low-level tools to teach readers not to be foolish. New readers might find it somewhat enlightening, but experienced readers should just put the book down; we've seen enough.
It's written like shit, don't subscribe to the whole thing!
This is ridiculously overpowered. The initial apprentice island was built up for so long, with such a high level of wizarding hierarchy and prestige—royal members from a continent tens of thousands of nautical miles away came to be apprentices. Formal wizards were the ceiling on the island, easily ruling any island.